Vegetables

Cabbage

Brassica oleracea var. capitata

Cabbage forms a dense head of tightly layered leaves and is used fresh, cooked and fermented in cuisines around the world. Its compact structure makes it comparatively robust in handling.

Trade specifications
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Quantity & availabilitySubject to supplier confirmation
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Specifications, packaging, origin, and availability can be discussed based on your requirements. Details are confirmed with the relevant supplier for each inquiry.

General information

Product characteristics

  • Dense, tightly packed head of leaves
  • Green, red and savoy types with different textures
  • Head weight and firmness are common specifications
  • Relatively robust in handling compared with leafy greens

Commercial use

Potential applications

  • Fresh retail and wholesale markets
  • Salads, coleslaw and fresh-cut processing
  • Fermented products and pickles
  • Food service and institutional catering

General product information. The information above describes the product in general terms. Supplier-specific details — including variety, grade, size, certifications, origin, packaging, shelf life, quantities and export capability — require confirmation for each inquiry.

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